Steelhead Appliance

[jfargo]

7.0.1 fixes the EAP issue but does not fix the CIFS prepopulation(bug 103022) or a rebooting issue we have with a 2050(bug 102377). Fixes are in QA now I'm told.

John

[ARundall]

When I upgraded to 7.0 all of a sudden a bunch of my devices were showing asymetric routes.  Anyone else see this?

[-Tuomas-]

Hi, 7.0.1 is out.

Anyone tested if the bugs are gone that 7.0.0 introduced?

Or do we have some new bugs.

[Gustav_lind]

Hi again Mike,

Just some feedback into our workaround to keep RSP enabled but remove the UDP fragmentation issue.

We created two VNI rules for the RSP data flow which passed all UDP traffic without going to the RSP, one LAN to WAN and one WAN to LAN. In our case we did not have any application that relied heavily on UDP acceleration so we could do this without user impact.

/Gustav

[m.kellner@ktr.com]

Hello, my problem is know reported in Bug

99669

RSP incorrectly reassembles fragmented passthrough IP-packets.

In 7.0 there were changes around fragmentation in 7.0 and it it not properly passing it to RSP, if it’s a passthrough packet. So RSP cannot handle it. If RSP is disabled/passing through the traffic it is not an issue anymore.

[cgeary]

Thanks. I'm following up internally to get a fix out to you. Your escalation engineer should be in touch with an update shortly.

[cconkrig]

CASE # 202876

[cgeary]

I'm sorry to hear your still waiting on a response from us. Can you share the ticket number with me and I'll follow up on it?

[cconkrig]

7.0.0 Seems to have some major issues - one of which is the fact that CIFS Prepopulation does not work any longer - it errors out while maxing out the bandwidth.  Since it errors out, it restarts and restarts and restarts pulling the network to a halt.  A ticket is open... it has been for about a month now with no response from engineering (surprise!).  This equipment is too expensive to be down for a month.  You would think something like this (a major function of the steelhead and the primary reason for purchase [for us]) would be tested before released.

[cgeary]

Thanks. That case is on the right track :)